Mental health can be fundamental to survival after slavery
Blog: To break the cycle of slavery, we need to address the mental health of survivors Keep reading »
Articles tagged with: Slavery general
34 articles with this tag.
Climate change and modern slavery
Dr Chris O’Connell is researching the link between climate change, migration and exploitation of vulnerable people in Peru and Bolivia. Modern slavery is an increasingly important global issue. According to the International Labour Organization, over 40 million people are subjected to various forms of exploitation including forced… Keep reading »
We remember. We act.
The best way to remember is to act, blogs Richard Benjamin from the International Slavery Museum Keep reading »
70 years on, human rights remain central to the fight against slavery
The importance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in the anti-slavery struggle Keep reading »
Bolsonaro election raises fears for Brazil’s anti-slavery progress
Chris O’Connell on the threat Jair Bolsonaro poses to Brazil's ‘model’ anti-slavery system Keep reading »
Australia’s Modern Slavery Bill – brief analysis
We welcome it, but it doesn't go far enough, blogs Carolyn Liaw from Anti-Slavery Australia. Keep reading »
Official: forced marriage is slavery
Over 40 million people are estimated to be in slavery, as forced marriage is recognised as slavery. Keep reading »
Director of Anti-Slavery Aidan McQuade steps down
11 September 2017 After eleven years, Dr Aidan McQuade has announced he is stepping down as Director of Anti-Slavery International. During his tenure as director of Anti-Slavery International the organisation achieved significant successes; the inclusion of a target to end modern slavery in the Sustainable Development Goals, won historical… Keep reading »
Why UNISON is signing the Anti-Slavery Charter
Guest blog by UNISON's General Secretary Dave Prentis Keep reading »
Anti-Slavery Charter
We published our Anti-Slavery Charter, listing measures that need to be taken to end slavery across the globe. Keep reading »